"Milwaukee" (Kearney & Trecker) CSM vertical milling machine.

This machine is ex-Scovil, who closed their local plant (to go to China, where the bad quality forced them to close also). They left this famous-brand, well-made, solid Milwaukee CSM heavy-duty vertical milling machine behind. The European-trained die maker used it to size steel for die making and general machine work in their 4-man tool and die shop, making precision dies for famous-brand metal buttons and rivets (e.g., Levi Strauss, Levis, Guess, Diesel, Wrangler, Calvin Klein, etc.).

This heavy-duty milling machine was always well maintained by sincerely craftsman-oriented machinists. Its good working life is far from over; this machine is ready to "plug and play," as they say. Normal wear from use.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Kearney & Trecker (Milwaukee)
• Model: CSM
• Serial no.: 9-5583
• Table size: 13 in. W x 64 in. L
• Spindle speeds: 16
• Speed range: 50 - 1250 rpm
• Spindle size: 50 IMT
• Power feeds: 32
• Feed range: 3/8 in. to 90 in. per min.

Dimensions

• Front to back: 75 in.
• Left to right: 80 in.
• Height: 90 in.

Notes

Please note that the overall length of the table, including the handwheel, is 80 in. while the table is centered. From center, the table travels about 30 in. to the left and 30 in. to the right.

Price, FOB warehouse (reduced from $4999): now only $4,211.00 USD!

While all shipping-related costs are extra, we'll use our warehouse cranes to load this machine at no cost to you.

Call anytime for info or questions, toll-free at 1-888-459-4025, between 8 am and 8 pm, Mon. - Sat. (or leave a message). We're really friendly, and it's much better than back-and-forth messages :-)

This milling machine can go anywhere in North America duty-free. Let us help you ship at the most economical cost AND do your paperwork hassle-free, right to your door; just give us a call!

Note: Much of our inventory is on our Machineco Montreal website, so it's subject to prior sale, even if still currently listed. All shipping-related costs are necessarily extra.